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Cheer up, dear folks, you will
not freeze though Boreas sends his
fiercest breeze—for as there’s coal
for every need from worriment
you should be freed._1f not the
_kind you ’ve al'wms had, you’ll
find these others “not so bad. ”
Full many find it no great fuss to
use our good Bi-tu-min-Ous, and
every fire will make good best if
fed withrations of Buckwheat.
So cast your troubles in the sea,
for death by freezing‘s not for
thee.
But here’s a tip they hand to
’23.”
me—“another strike in
Gee !
1Il‘lilllllS-
TI/E Mal/VS SHOP,
QDSISIIOSI‘ @‘fiieara ;
5..Norwall< Conn.
Extend Their Most Cordial
New
Year’s
Greetings
ALL NORWALK
FOLLOW THE CROWD
To
THE NEW
So. Norwalk
Lunch
67 North Main Street.
Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN '
Wholesome Food—Home Cook-
ing.
III' .5 MUCH CHEAPER 70
pm THE PLUMBERS SEE
mighty good way
There’s one
you can get out of the doctor habit
and that is to make your home so
sanitary that your health will get
a chance to sleep nights and en-
joy itself during the day time.
Our sanitary plumbing will put
your residence In proper shape.
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TELEPHONE cozs
LARGE HOLDINGS
If all the buildings owned by the
Company were placed in one section
Southern New England Telephone
of a city they would till about four
city blocks. 'f the buildings rented.
wholly or in part, were gathered the
same way, the result would add about
three full city blocks to the group.
Thu-e would be a ten-story and nu«
merous other large and smaller office
structures, great garages. and about as
fine a. selection of residences. convert-
ed into central offices in small towns.
as can be found anywhere
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pany' a building's have I. wide range of
Value, from $250 upward to $800. 000.
with floor space at about 500, 000
square feet.
The company's first property pur-
chase was in ‘New Even in 18%. and
I consisted bt-a plot of lfnd which now
is the site of the general office build-
ing. ~
Today. some fortyuone years after
the formation of the company. it owns
land and buildings iorated in thirty—
flve towns or our Stat. ,and rents 58
buildings in 51 townsi
In Hartford apprfixi'mntely 3861 300
is invested in telephone realty: New
Haven. ratessecond with 3733.000:
Stamford third with $231,000: Bridge-
port fourth with $2 25. (W). and Water-
bury flfth with $127. 00b
0! company owned liltldings there
are 34 central offices. four garages.
\Vith land “"1 buildings owned iI two headquarters’ buildiigs. one oper—
thirty- five towns of the State. the ators' dwelling. one shrp and build
book xaiuation of ile realty is closel ings for other uses. while the com-
to the S3. 000. 000 mark. The com-I panv owns seven plots: fat, land. held
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We Wish You a Prosperous New Year
The year 1922 is past. It has been rather a peculiar one
from various angles. But with all the trying situations we
have had to face, we can say truthfully we are content 'vith the
results obtained.
To our customers who have helped to bring about ifhis re-
sult; we extend our deepest appreciation.
\Ve desire to apologize to those “ho found our scrnce be»
low the usual H. & B. standard and to explain thatr this condi-
tion was brought about by the demand on us being beyond our
expectations.
\Ve certainly hope that business conditions will prme ex-
ceptional with youoduring the year 1923 for with your pros-
perity we will prosper accordingly.
Faithfully,
THE HATCH &. BAILEY CO.
*on-,/ooo-lc---o~'o-----o--.o—d.
Mme. J eannette
Corsetiere and Clover
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
Bxibc
BATTERIES
We Are the Only Authorized Exide Dealers in This Town.
5. L. BENEDICT
73NortthnM
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What You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed it you buy our meets. Give us your
order for any kind of most. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street
Phone 1340 South Norwalk
NASH. RAYMOND l um
COMPANY
2 flex Hill Rood.
S. LYON
JOB PRINTING ,
South Norwalk. .
Mr
Auto Bodies, F e n d é rs,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order.
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
43 Chestnut St. Phone 356-6
ATLANTIC JEWELRY
STORE
314 Atlantic Street
STAMFORD, CONN.
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Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 6»? CO., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1406 PREE DELIVERY
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REGAL RECORDS
{gifbrl$]JCNDI
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
All the Latest Hits! '
Mill Outlet Store
124 Washington St. South Norwalk
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CLEARANCE 2 SALE
0f miners and Misses’ Coats shill-Dresses
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE ,
33 So. Main Street South Norwalk, Conn.
ESTABLISHED 1902.. '
nonhuIISrufiflrl
for future central emcee.
The company rents 44 buildings.
wholly or partially for operating or
commercial purposes or both, nine
buildings for stockrooms. four garages
and one for division offices.
The tallest telephone building is in
New Haven. The largest is in Hart-
ford. costing about $814,000 and ham
ring approximately 46.634 square feet.
The newest building is in Stamford
and the first was built in New Haven.
POULTRY snow
EXHIBITORS
List of exhibitors. Norwalk Poultry
Association, Inc.. at Town Assembly
Hall, Norwalk, Conn., Jan. 4, 5 and
6. 1923, is as follows:
Cortland Van Buren, Norwalk.
\V. G. Macomber. Mt. Kisco. N. Y.
Thompson Evans. Jr.. Norwalk.
\V. D. McGuire. Derby, Conn.
F. L. Oles, \Valton. N. Y.
Thompson Evans. Sr., Norwalk.
F. L. and G. H. Hutchinfion, Nor-
walk.
Mrs. C. B. G. Hamer. Bouthport.
Conn.
Mrs. L. Hutchinson. Norwalk.
\Valter T. Gilmore, East Norwalk.
Chas. S. Bissett, Stamford. Conn.
Lawrence Ramsey. Port Chester. N.
Y.
Roy S. Master-I. New Rochelle N. Y.
H. J. Dufl’. South Norwalk.
Chas. Hohman. Gwrgetown. i‘onn.
Sidney \Vilils, Millbrook. Conn.
Thomas Allen. Norwalk.
George Stevenson, Norwalk.
Mrs. J. Gordon Fisher, Norwalk.
Henry Hoflman. Georgetown. Conn.
Thomas J. Keogh. Norwalk.
Herbert L. Thompson.
Conn.
Russell E. Morgan. South Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Gaftney. South
Norwalk.
0. H. Butler. East Norwalk.
Theo. S Glover, East. Norwalk.
H. G. Ward. Danbury.
the Hickorlcs. Darien. Conn.
George Turner. Derien. Conn.
In: C. W. B. Wheeler. Darlen. Conn.
C5 S. Purdy. Stamford, Conn.
James Anderson, Hasbrouck. N. J.
“3 J. Harrison. W’ilton. Conn.
D'enckhahn Bros" Riv.erside Conn.
Rainano Rixalio New Haven Conn.
Shtrman Morehouse. Wilton Conn.
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Conn.
Bracken 8r. Key-worth. Flax Hill
Poultry Yards, South Norwalk.
Arthur Caldwdil. South Norwalk.
Albert D. Malkin, Norwalk.
Mrs. O. F. Schultze, Norwalk.
Vern. Phyllis and Ruth Bracken.
Marvin Beach. East Norwalk.
Mrs. John S. Bates. Norwalk.
Julian R. Keyworth. South Norwalk.
John H. Bates. Norwalk.
William Gibson, Highwood.
Haven Conn.
The C. E. Siauson Co. of Norwalk
will feed this show free of charge
this year. as It has done for years past.
NEW YEAR OPENS
QUIETLY AT POLICE
HEADQUARTERS
"Guess-everyone must have turned
Wilton.
New
I
M H. Schuman New Canaan over a. new leaf." remarked Patrol-
Conn} man Jack Flynn last evening. Io the
Homewood Farm. Pleasantvilie_ N. rcporters'as they gathered at pOIice
Y. ' headquarters in. search of news.
His guess was about as good an at-
tempt to explain the lack of com-
plaints and items on the police blot—
ter. as any that had been advanced.
Beyond a report on a. supposed fight
on Railroad avenue. which. when in-
vestigated by Patrolman John Reyn-
olds, turned old to be nothing at all.
the blotter was empty.
However. Patrolman Reynolds
seemed determined to have something
to show for his night's work. so that
an ear-ring that had been ms: was
foundby the omoer and turned in at
W. K. Johnson. Noroton, Conn.
Edgar H. Preusser. Norwalk.
Roi rt Marshall. Norwalk.
W. Hellerherg. Norwalk.
\Vilton TIiorehouse. Wilton. Conn.
' Burger. Norwalk.
Weber. Merlden Conn.
(‘eor Wennrick Norwalk. .
Tin“! are. New .Canann. Conn. police headquarten to await a claim-
M . G. . . l'. on. "'t'
r! H. ”Schmidt W t Then Patrolman Robert Gainer last
l ‘7' night noticed that the lights in the
3 Prayer Hat factory. on Railroad sve-
“C i nue. were burninx. Ind notified the
7‘ watchman to turn them out. They
Lb had hum Iert lighted tr: one or the
i workmen yesterday afternoon.
gAnd
C
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I Better
Phone“
A persQn should hm" their Norwalk's Leading Mason Builder.
eyes eximined at least once in
two yem_ Quality Promptnesa Economy
bONSULT U8.
lye. Examined GUARANTEE TRUNK
’3 _ and _ AND UMBRELLA CO.
Glhsses Fitted
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Now introducing a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
W. . McClelland
Incorporated -— -
OPTOME RISTS -— OPTICIANS
MONDAY, JANUARY 1. 1923
TRIST RAM 69’ HYATT;
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
We Wish You All
A Happy New Year
Headquarters for
Glastonbury Underwear, Rois
Union Suits, Torn Wye Knit
Jackets, Ide Collars, Ace
All Standard Goods at Moderate
ShirthWHats.
‘ Prices.
Palace Clothes Shop
13 N. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
Adexandefs
COME DOWN 1
You will be surprised to see
the beautiful selection suitable
for this occasion.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, HAY,
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn.
i SILKS LINENS
; WOOLENS TRIMMINGS
l VELVETS SCARFS
DRAPERIES BED SET;
CURTAINS BLANKETS
NO. 8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
No medicine cabinet is compete
without a
FEVER THERMOMETER.
Get one today at our store.
H. A. DEAD
l Prescription Pharmacist
8 No. Main St. So. Norwa'k, Ct
“Tumour" Pioneers
Include Cooking and Heating
lqglpment for Every Purpose
Between now and January
ATCHER" Round Steam and [st when we move into our new
“Tung’;tE°; ugh"- s tl I Iome, we w111‘ sell all marcher-
. " quare ec ona - . .~
Steam all Hot Water Boilers. hse at a great reduction ‘11
“THATC ER" Garage Heating ”ace-
6920.22;
“ V ’ Round Hot Water Sup- ,
ply Boilers. ASHER GLICKSO}
“GEYSER” and “ACTIVE" Laun- l
dry Stoves. Clothier. Hatter and Furr srer
“TI-IATCHER TUBULAR" Warm To Men and BOYS
.Tflgigg"gg”-METEOR. Warm I0 MAIN ST. NORWALK. c7.
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER PIPELESS” Warm
Air Furnaces.
“THATCHER” Single and Double
Oven Coal Ranges.
“TWIN- FIRE" Combination C
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double Oven Oom-
bination Coal and Gas Ranges.
"KOMPAK" Gas Automatic Wa
Heaters.
“DURO” Country Water System.
STEPHEN MILLER
Wood an .
Ice,
oal
ter
81170:? Store W ‘w. Dawson, Jré
.AROHI‘I’ECT
‘ 42 So. Isis“. So. Norwalk
and shim the more.
‘27 Werhinoton 8t. Phone 910
£ ' SOUTfl-‘NORWAI-fi. CONN.
‘cLorI-nene s r‘uhmsI-Ien‘s
“To Men Who Know-
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Next to oolworth's. Tel. 1891 15 Monroe St. 8o. Norwalk
. SO. 'NORWALK AUTO
OPERA“! or wmn ' RADIATOR-REPAIR- MEN’S AND YOUNG F H '
; TERM ' ING COMPANY . MEN’S OVERCOATS re a1
dznuary 2, 1923. 39 of
DAY A 0 NIGHT SCHOOL Expat ”in" Plaid 31°19. Strictly All Wool 52 Meadow Street
New CI toniczflBerlsngormed Afizd “6.33:2. $18.50 m up
_____ “3.33"" ' “—
ME L BUSINESS 0 9
C LLEGES- . mafia? Gottheb S
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so. no: $¥IIES¥££FORD 7 . wort." Io Bo. mm or. so. Norwalk
GENERAL REPAIRING ‘
FOR THE TRADE
— we ouamms: ALI.
P tue ° ed Milk and‘ mm WORK ‘
as EIZIIN =
Cream uw‘Waur es. .2153?me St. I“ enumfi OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
81:13:: ”mg guts; SOUTH NORWALK' CONN' In all quantities—For all occasions PRICE
c dozen lg ' The Old Well 5c Cigar and
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- , . g C ANEV ARI the Periicltgc'Bouqut
'THE N WALK DAIRY . - Liberty Square Tel. 310
C MPANY i FRUIT 0ifilo-'1)rtlc'Ihfi‘eteeringmo11bOltdmys WEIl
' . - OLIVE OIL e es mars
33 “ht-9r *3,- 1,“ I‘m ROBT. A. BENEDICT OHM-0...... m... .. older... 5
' _ Norwalk, Conn.
rec YOUR own . 7 » . ~
' ‘ 0mm ' . I “i - , ' OLD CARS
- ' ‘ ‘Newell 6‘ Murray.
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
m Oak and Outer 8:.
MIT, 0010‘.
Phone Baum 5586-2
second-Hm Parts and Thu '
Flt Any Make of Car.
Norwalk Chronicler